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"PinterestFacebookPHOTO: WireImage.comConfession: I have seen every last episode of Beverly Hills, 90210 at least twice, and most episodes more like four or five times. I&amp;#39;m on the edge of my seat waiting for the new 90210 and now a new crop of photos straight from the set (the Peach Pit is still around!) have me giggling like my 5th grade self when I saw the ultimate hunk, Dylan McKay flash on the screen. But will the new kids set as many trends now as Brenda and Kelly did back in their day?\n90210 style then: It was all about baby-doll dresses, high-heel Mary Janes, the velvet choker (complete with silver heart charm!), floppy hats with faux sunflowers, and the stone-washed jean romper. The boys were treated to banana-shaped Z. Cavarrici pleated pants (thanks to Steve and A.C. Slater, every guy in my middle school looked like mini-M.C.Hammers), and patterned silk shirts buttoned all the way up.\n90210 style now: According to preview clips and posters splashed all across town, floral dresses are back but this time they&amp;#39;re cinched with a belt and worn under a cardigan; Chanel logo jewelry, skinny jeans, and hipster-style stripes are everywhere. The boys get an upgrade courtesy of dark denim, vests, and yes, piles of man jewelry. (I feel like those need a new name\u2026Guy-elry? Boy bling?)\nDid the old 90210 have an impact on your wardrobe? And more importantly, will you be watching time around?\nPhoto: Wireimage"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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